Installing the Sametime Bandwidth Manager application

Install the IBM® Sametime® Bandwidth Manager application.

1. On the computer where you installed IBM WebSphere® Application Server 7, log on as root (Linux) or the system administrator (Windows).
2. Navigate to the directory where you extracted the Sametime Bandwidth Manager installation package.
3. Navigate to the BandwidthManager subdirectory and run the following command to install the Bandwidth Manager:
   • Linux

     WAS_install_root/profiles/Profile_name/bin/ws_ant.sh -Dinstall.db=true

     where:

     • Profile_name is the WebSphere Application Server profile name of the Deployment Manager.
     • WAS_install_root is the root directory where WebSphere Application Server is installed. In Linux it is typically /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer.

     For example:

     /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/AppServerProfile/bin/ws_ant.sh -Dinstall.db=true

   • Microsoft Windows

     WAS_install_root\profiles\Profile_name\bin\ws_ant.bat -Dinstall.db=true

     where:

     • Profile_name is the WebSphere Application Server profile name where the Bandwidth Manager application will be installed, typically "AppServerProfile".
     • WAS_install_root is the root directory where WebSphere Application Server is installed. In Windows this is typically C:\Program Files\WebSphere\AppServer.
       Attention: Do not use DOS-shortened versions of directory names. You can specify Program Files and include the blank space in the path, if you enter the path in quotes.

     For example:

     "C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppServerProfile\bin\ws_ant.bat" -Dinstall.db=true

   When -Dinstall.db is set to true, the install script drops any existing Bandwidth Manager tables and then creates clean tables in the database. If -Dinstall.db is set to false or is omitted, the install script does not drop or create Bandwidth Manager tables in the database, and any existing data is retained.
   Note: Do not copy and paste the paths and parameters, because control characters might inadvertently be included in the command. For best results, type the command.